Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-29

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1870 b. severe stack 81 Pulrid apEl
enroef He IL 8 gafy mex man-
Tha woEk Of removing ths county
.n~rgse 70 the county farm cUHmeuced
,-~sssIav. DR.. MeFf1ck 9iII have ao8sl
wnFas 70 look altar b. ths Iat Of
Fsbr1sEy.
Tia Uoiies are searching for Iunasie
- has been amusing hin1self b
s.S~hfepiua ehiIdren To he norlbern
- q the city, in the vicinity o. Toe
bsnny school.
0sto Parke commenced exeasatine
ssr ~ Foundation fer ths new enRine
Y tbe HestfIs Eiectrss Light Oompany.
TIflT th0usand brick will Be nssd h
Al foundation.
ransi iapectors Bryant and Boilene
s-sner1ed Sweenoy,s liffle steamer Lot
=. sesterday, and 10 day they 60 10
po,f Townsend 10 iEspset the steaseFa
Dispatch and Edna.
fSssssss 70 usd uere issned YESTERDAY
~ fhs County Andit0E 90 WAftnew
1890 and Mary Williams. eosh 81
Vseknu. also, 70 Hugo Koch. Of Phiia-
is,phia, snd Mary MeDevist, % Seattle.
Tast surinQ George ". Harris offered
II. Post his two lsts On the corner Of
Pearth and Columbia streets for elo00.
~ Post thoneht the aguFe too hiGs,
81 he other day be paid 5000 for the
sms property. 2
Ths tun Tyee came into port yestsF-
ssv fof hsr usual supply Of coal Dar-
i-gthe forenoon nhe k0wed the abip
Yesemlts 10 Tacoma, and on ieavina
80 wenf 20 Port Townsend TO toW the
- PaekVan, to Port aambie.
fnaf April yohn LeAry, the teamsler,
,seehaeed . lot Of Mrs. Harmon, on
f.ant Street, North Seattle, paying
sserefore 39eO. He held the lot until
soanIe Of weeks ace, when be sold ft 10
81. simpson, the eontrastoFs for tzlOO
cash.
The consract for carrying the RnRIish
snd American aails from P0Ft Town
80 10 Viotoria, sod return, six times 6
49, viii Be lei IN June. The q. Il. q
ii Osmpany noW has the contract. bat
a Z Understood she Washington Com
any vii PIT In o tender 10 perform tie
ssFviee.
m Smith states that the ioueghoKe-
nan Who fell through the Elders hatch
q Tacoma, the other day, is not nearly
a badly injured as y . ct nrst snp-
roaed, Hia collar bone was bFsken,
sud be vas considerably praised. bus
ia doctor states that bis iu1usiss are
nos considered serious.
"a. Griffin vent into the Peoples
Marfet sesterday and asked permission
"a eFind hiaaknife. While Ia the back
4 49, VaE. Wnkffa swnfah sH6aaf
Il aftsf yards pawned. be watch Vas
found and the thief arrested. he plead
~ guilty and waa hned e25 and costs
b Justice Hill. He went 10 jaii.
Quite an audience assembled 10 the
hsihodisi Protestant Church last night
3 hear the lecture Of Miss B1weFas
nader the auspices Of the Woman's
Christian Temperance Union OF this
city. For SONS reason, IS yet unknown.
Ne lady did not appear and az e.l6
o'clock RsV. Clark d. Davis dismissed
The audience, who we're much disap-
pointed.
There is practical man 10 ssattie
endeavaFing 10 get some Of our people
interested IN tbs starting OF wooden
ware factory 81 this place for the man
aiaotuFe Of tubs, buckets. washboaFds,
rolling pins, hashboels and other arti-
oles Of like utility. The expense would
sOi be great. bat the enterprise would
give employment 10 q Number OF men
and voald doubtless prove paying in
Teaiment.
esue time since the Posr- INrKLsE.
auunn stated that the u. h. a N. Com
pany vas growing very sick uf the pres
enos Of The Fleetwood on the Sound,
and that they would either buy her or
iasneuFats an opposition 20 her By cut
tinn rates. That prediction has been
borne oul By the facts, and today the
var BEGINS. Only deck or steernqe pas
SAGE has beeu reduced on che larger
bsais, % far, bat cheap travelling on the
upper Sound may be- looked for very
coon.
Captain Wan. Cove, Of the tna Tyee,
va II this city yesterday. de reports
that when be went TO the relief OF the
steameF George n. Starr on last Thurs
DAY morning, he noticed the heavy sea
breaking on the lower side OF Point
wilson near Port Towneend. The old
stranded bark David Hoadiey, lying on
be beach. was az times completely
snried BY the massive wares. Captain
Cove states that the weather Of that
day was about as heavy a. be has ever
sen IL.
The steamer Fleetwood will soon be
hsnled od 70 have improvements made
10 her al an expense OF $500. Her en-
einos are 10 b. changed 90 low pressure.
This will result in reducing the quality
Of wood aud water necessary 10 be car
lied for steam purposes, and Ia iacreas-
ing her speed, 20 that ahe can do" tbs
mp between Tacoma and Seattle IN one
hseF aud forty minutes--At least that ia
be time hoped 10 Be accomplished.
Bids are being obteiusd from both Ia
segna and Seattle mechanics 10 do the
Ne woFk.-Nsus.
NJ. ]. j. Holland returned 10 Seattle
yesterday afternoon for the purpose Of
hlkimg with our iron workers, and
Earning the probable cost of the mo-
i've power for the steamer Ball a Bar
las, Of Skaeit, are talking Of building.
H. Holland states that tbs new steam
= viii have tSo high pressure engines
Ne Siaa Of those Ia the W. X. Merwin.
and one low pressure engine, and will
= atied up something like the steamer
Cara Rrown. As soon a. the probable
eat ef the boat can be ascertained,
ball BArlos will decide whether they
can Afford 10 invest that amount OF
noeeg IN steameF, or not. II they
asaids 70 build proposals. for doing the
various parts % the work will be called
TOT. Ars Holland is locking after the
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